Me and my mate farting about on Fraser Island in our petite Suzuki Jimny 4×4 Jeep. As it hadn’t been raining for several weeks at the time the tracks were pretty horrendous (doesn’t really show as well in the video though), especially with such a small car, but we managed to get along. We visited Lake Wobby, Lake McKenzie, Eli Creek, Indian Head, the Champagne Pools, the wreck of the Maheno and most of the other most famous places, however due to the said poor conditions people were advised not to drive to the most southern lakes as those roads were in particularly bad shape. Dingoes roamed along the campsites at nighttime and one adult dingo came and sniffed us out at daytime as well, cheeky bastard indeed Other than that, this vid has a conglomerate of different songs as I had somewhat of a hard time finding the right songs, in the end I just had to get it done.
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